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Sacramento daily record-union., 1887-08-10
ON 4 BIG SCALE.
Organization of a. Mammoth Fire In
surance Corporation

OTsafHzatIoh OF a Mammoth Fire In
surance Corporation.
icopyig 1887, by the California Associated Press
NEW YORK. August 9th. - Especial l. The
Times reports that syndicate OF prudential in
surance companies Is expected TO be engaged in
active business within two months, each start
ing with a paid-up capital of 500 600, aud a
company being placed in each of the five cities
of New 70 k, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago
and 81. Louis. The New York company Is nearly
organized, and has secured offices on Broadway.
Other companies, in Baltimore, Cincinnati, San
Francisco and Montresl are also talked Of IL
was stated Yesterday that these corporations are
subscribed TO by existing companies TO insure
large lines of improved risks.
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WHICH WI. exc ~.

LONDON, August 9th.-Sir. J. Ferguson. Parlia-
mentaTy Secretary of the Foreign Office stated
had never aequiesced to the presence of French
troops in New Hebrides. He added that the
English Government were unwilling to believe
that the French occupation of New Heb1ides
would long continue and. declared that the
Government would in no way consent that the
withdrawal of the French from there should be
postponed until an agreement respecting the
reached
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GIAsrs VS.. noosIxns.

BsooKLYN-Brooklyn s, Athletic s.
BzLTIM RE-Baltimnze 10. Astropolitans 10.
Game called ON account OF daTkness.)
Louisville ), Cincinnati 4.
ST. L.UIs-St. Louis II, Cleveland 8.
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The Volunteer Wins

MARB1 EHEAD (Mass.l, August 9th.-The race of
the New York Yacht Club, from Newport, for
prizes to the amount of $1,000, ended here this
morning. The Volunteer won, the Maynower
second, three hours and q half behiGd. Captain
Craven, of the Mayfower. says he lost track of
the Volunteer and was becalmed all night The
Bedouin beat the Priscilla by very narrow
margin, taking the first DliZe in that class
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WEST INDIES.
smallpox and Yellow Fever Holding High
Carnival I'm Cuba

WASHINGTON, August 9th.-The Marine Hos
pital Bureau is Informed that smallpox and
yellow fever are raging in Havana, Cuba. Dur
ing the month OF July there were l04 deaths
from yellow fever and 1l2 from smallpox
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F7RUIT-.I-.Y
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, FISH,

Careful attention given TO tie Selection and
Packing q Choice Fruits and Vegetables 10;
Distant Markets.
Nos. 30saDd3 $40 Z ST., Sacramento, Gal.
lptf
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THISTLE AND vonusrEER.
Significant Results of the Yacht Race in
the Atlantic.

cePgTlG, 1857, By gse ga fcrsia Associated Pres.
BosTos, August lssh--k. h.--The race for the
Morgan Cup irois Matthias Vineyesd to Marble
bead. which promised % be sIsa an inspirin !,
contest Ct the tssEEt; s.sv1.ofed trso gretchel
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Goop AND BAD BALL.
The Quaker City Chaps sit Hard on the
White Stockings.


White Stockings.
CHICAGO. August 9th.-Philsdelphia won an
easy victory to-day. The Chicago boys, seemed
to be in poor form, and played a miserable
game all around. Baldwin pitched the first two
innings, and was slugged hard. Then Van
Haltren was put in the box, and was used very
shabbily until the seventh inning, when Will
i9mson went in to pitch aud Anson got behind
the bat. They did not succeed in improving
matters very much. Philadelphia played q
good game throughout. Soore-Chicago i, Phil
adelphia II.
BOSTON BADLY BEATEN
PITTSBuRG, August 9th.-The Pittsburgs caused
quite surprise to-day by defeating the Boston
team in the easiest manner possible. The visit
ors were completely ont-played at every point.
and Radbourne was knocked out of the box in
the sixth inning. Kelly pitched the remainder
OF the game, and was hit as hard as Radbourne
PittsbuTg played perfect field game, while
Boston made ridiculous show. Not one of the
six runs in the first inning was earned Smith
made a remarkable one-handed catch, and Car
roll, KEehn and Dslrymple batted we'll Morris
pitched remarkable game. The attendance
was two thousand score-Pittsburg, % Bos-
ton, g.
GIANTS VS.. HoosIEHs.
IsDIANAPoLIs August 9th.-Loose fielding,
coupled with the inabil ty OF Indiana polls to hit
safely at the right time, gave New York the
game 10 day. Welch was hit hard in the first
inning, but after that effective when effective
ness was needed. Valentine the regular UNI
pire, retired at the first half of the second in-
mug on account ot MS injured arm ana heete,
of New York. filed his place with fair ability.
Seore-New York 10, indianapolis 5.
DETROIT WINS A GAME.
DETROIT. August 9th-The Washingtons
earned to-days game by their good batting and
lost it by poor fielding. Burke pitched five
innings, aud was hit bard Mitchell relieved
him for the rest of the game, and Jared little
better at the hands of the Statesmen who
pounded out five runs in the seventh, apparently
settling the contest However Detroit went II,
for blood, and the visitors seemed to lose heart
score-Detroit l3, Washington 10
OTHER GAMES.
BsooKLYs-Brooklyn s, Athletic 5.
BkLTIM RE-Baltimaze 10. As,ropolitans 10.
Game called ON account OF daIkness.)
IouIsvILLE-L Louisville ), Cincinnati 4.
ST. LsUIs-St. Louis II, Cleveland s.
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blaine Studying Ireland.

LONDON, August 9th.-James &. Elaine, with
his wife and daughters, are in Dublin. They
left Glasgow yesterday and crossed to Belfast
proceeding thence to Dublin, where they ar
rived last night. Blaine intends to spend some
time in Ireland as he desires to take quite q
look around and examine into the condition of
the country He says his experience thus far
of European society has not reconciled him to
the order of things on this side of the ocean
Among the institutions of Great Britain he
misses the spring and nerve characteristics of
America
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PACIFIC COAST.
A REVELATION TO CONGRESS-
MAN MARION BIGGS.
Fatal Shooting Affrays-Boom Notes
-Moore-Black-Lack Of Labor
"A Mexican Virgins.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION |
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UTAH.
The Mormon Capital Visited by $780,
900 Confiagration.

Lt0PyF1gn 1857, 6y NE CdlJor7li AsSocdted Press.
SALT LAKE August cha fire this morning
in the rear of G. NJ, Scott q Co s hardware store
burned their tinshop and Quilted the north di-
vision of their establishment. The loss is 500
COO covered by insurance S27, 500 on the stock.
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OREGON.

A Fatal Shooting ARRAY on the Lower
Columbia River.
iCopyl9at, 1857 by The California Associated Press,
PORTLAND, August 9th.-Indefnite news
reaches here to-day of a shooting affray near
McGraw's Landing. on the lower Columbia, op-
posite Oak Point. Four men were engaged and
one was killed and two wounded. The only
name ascertainable is that Upton is the name of
the man who did the killing, and he made his
eseapp
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Buffalo Biws Rib-Roast Feast.

LONDON, August 9th.--A rib roast" break
fast in honor of Simon Cameron was given to-
day by Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury in the
marquee OF the Wild West camp A score of
distinguished gentlemen were present, inelud-
ing Chauncey N. Depew, Murat Halstead GEN
Hawley, Leonard jerome and Justin McCatthy
Mr.. Phelps, United States Minister, sent REGRETS
saying that he was going to Scotland. GriIled
ribs were served to the guests on the homeliest
platters, and were eaten, Indian fashion, with
keen relish.
Cholera Increasing at Malta.
LONDON, August 9th.-There were fourteen
new cases of cholera and six deaths at Malta
during the last a hours.
Gone to Explore a New Land.
ROME, August 9th.-Signor Bove, the explorer.
who was an associate Of Nordenskjold in the
Arctic expedition, has committed suicide
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France Declines to Answer an InIssertf-
nent Query from England.

PARIS, August 9th.-Le Paris announces Hlnt
the English Government has requested o. NJ
Flourens, Minister of Foreign Affairs. siiat
Frnnce name the date of evacuation by France
OF New Hebrides, ana that NJ Flourens. in rs--
formed OF the nature of Englands policy in re
gard 10 Egypt, and as to the naturalization Of
the Suez Canal -
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
HAVANA RAYAGED BY SMALL
POX AND FEVER.
A Tilt Ectween England snd France
Blaine in Ireland-BaffaIo
BstA's Breakfast-Ese.
GAUL AND BRIToN.

ESPECIAL DIsssznlEs TO rHs HsooEs-srlos.J
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And Loud the Boom Goes On.

Icopyig, 1887. By The California Associated Press.l
san JOSE, August 9th.-The real estate busi-
ness is booming. The sales yesterday were the
Largest ever known here, and the excitement
continues. To-day Montgomery & Rea sold
$4,000 worth of property yesterday James A.
Clayton about s60,000 worth, and all the dealers
made heavy sales. The demands for city and
suburban property is brisk and increasing
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23

ernor Richardson has determined to uphold
the rights Of this state. He has photographed
to Governor Gordon to have all proceedings
stayed against lockwood until such inyesti-
CATION is had as will put him in possession Of
all the facts of his arrest, and to allow time
for substantiation Of the charge cf kidnap-
ing. lockwood confessed his guilt, but
Richardson will demand his restoration to his
home, and win institute proceedings against
the Georgia officers for violation of the peace
and dignity OF the state Should Georgia re-
fuse to release her prisoner, Governor Rich
artlson will appeal TO the supreme court Of
the United States.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Cincinnati.

FLOUR Fancy, so.s5g4IO; family $3.50
3u5.
MHEAT---No Bred. sSasec; No. 2, s1@s2c.
Co4.N--No. A.nt.AeI, .s..1a No. mixed 39c
UArs-No 3 mixed, 25d1291S.; No. z mixed,
2.JaQg.0c; No. 8 white 3l1a@3l24c.
fU.tk-Fanily, Sl6.50GDlo.s5; regular, $3.50
Lap.
LAatD-Kettle TIlGnfl5c.
BACJN-SLort clear sides, 734G19c.
c4lsEsE.tri e 70 choice Ohio, 12@1215c;
Ne@ York, 1919 Ii4c.
rQULfKl Common chickens, 81. 50@2.75 per
dozea; Ia lGitne, s3.O0GD3.25; choice, $3.50
!. %; die :. - oJt0g3.5O live turkeys, 9D10c.
WOJ4. 94INa l,.i Alledum clothing, 25@26c;
fine r.4o. 2pVl-lc; common, 15Ggi6c; fleece
asiled lnediin 1.otning, 3i0D32c collbing, 300
-. iide me.Glo, sid XX, 2odD ~: DIrr anI
colts IL nj c. tdo washed, 3, loss; pulleI 30c.
h-A NO. timothy, Slu.J0QIl075 No. 2, 90
QaouJ: 4i.-es IS %; prairie, 81 COO .50 wheat,
OILS and ryt. str.tw, 81 .O0@D6.0O.
CAffLG-uood to cnolce butchers, S3.90D4.65;
t;i q l1ag5.15; co.tl.iIon, S2.00Gl2.75; stockerS
a.. -selers, s3.'o4si.5J; yearlngs ami calves
"a siJdo5 10
LOGS select butchdTs s5.75@5.99 fair to
GOA packing, s5,496fa lJ fair TO good light, s5s5
s.,..0: tou, sio1@9 80; calls, s4.006D4.75.
S.IEEP-Con noa t. far, S2.s5@D3.50; good to
tuice. S} io4e 4.5J: conon to fair lambs, 81. 600
it3v, soou 10 crf1t-;e. S4656g5.5O.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Troubles of q Forger.

COLUMBIA, s. G., March pa About a
week ago f. A. lockwood committed for
gerry in Georgia, and fed to his home in
Aiken county, South Carolina Two officers
from Augusta, Ga, crossed the Savannah
river, went to Blockwood's house at night,
without q requisition, and in violation Of
state rights, carried him to Georgia. Gov
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Quotations OF the Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Market for March FL.

NEW York Money s1605 pei. cent Exchange
dull. Government stesay.
Currency skies, fs611a bid; TOURS coupons, f2StS;
four-and-a-halfs, 1854 bid
The stock market opened firm at fractional
advance over Saturdays closing, but after the
first call there was d dive M lde at Realing and
prices drople by midday " to per cent The
market is nov firmef with most Of the decline
rat.oyered
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Twelve Thousand Men Rejoicing.

New York, March DIT silk Divers
on strike at Patterson have been signing
their employers schedule so numerously that
it is believed the Lighthouses win resume
work on Wednesday. The prospect. rejoices
the 1900 idle hands and tradesmen in gem
eral
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, March %. Indications -
Rim or snow, becoming colder, winds shift
ing to northwesterly.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Boston Wool Market.

Receipt, .o9t for the past week, 5000 bales
do4teatlc, . os,te ioreSl; SAFES, 1885,, 506 lbs.
dom .srle; p OBS. Quotations: Ohio Xxx ami
above, Ssc; - A, a 4c;. do X, 3lGc32c;
10 No. 4. &c; M.chgLI <, 30; NJ cnigan
No. 4, 3 c:ss.; fine Ohio delasne, a. &C.; Mtcn-
gam eal.lle, a5ee dc; unmerchantable NJ .cngan,
A. 2t:; Understandable OHIO, A. &c; No comb
liIg washed, pc; Kentucky three-eights
blood, combmg, G; do one-quarser blood,
collb.ng, 2ac; Askas fine. twelve montns,
ss01~4c; do Itie, six to eight months 196g2sc
do medium, twelve months, -5gIgaac; do medium
SIX TO eight months, BE, do rail, tine. 1snso1;
do medium, 2l6Q =; Georgia, unwisnad, 30G131.;
California northsr., sPring, free, .5lt yac South
ern California, spring, free, l46ei5c; California,
bury and defective, l2la1oc; free fall, 10000;
Southern fall i40l5c; Eastern Oregon, ordinary,
1O6Gl3c; Eastern oregon, choice, 2I0y23c; Valley
Oregon, No. /, =5Ges6c; do No. 2, 266g93; do No 3
a4@n25c; Wyoming, fine, l90s21c; do, three gnts
blood, .3&D24c; do, one-nalf blood. 2l@123; do
medium, si9D25c; Montana fine choice 2i6D23c;
do average, 20 G2sc; fine medium choice, 246D
26c do do, average % % 24c; medium choice 25c;
do average, 2s@2ic: low. soc: Maine superfne.
436u41c; Eastern A supers, 3701 40c:do b supers,
35Q0ssc; Western superiine, 5O0D35c: extra B )
33c; combing pulled, 32@35c; MontetiIio, II
3lc Australian cross-Dred 600 IL: 10 cotnb.llg is
140c, do clothing, 346J39c.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Toledo.

WHEAT Steady: cash, she; May, $50.
CORN Steady; cash, 39t4c; May 4Ol<c.
OATS Neglected; cash. 30;
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
Chicago.

CATTLE-Choiee to- extra shipping, So 6om
5.a5; mixed, Ss.O1@4 90; stockers and feeders.
k2.50D4I0.
HOGS-Fair to good, $405s05.55; mixed pack.
ing. s. 1905 30; choice heavy, IS. 3505.80.
SHEEP Common, $2.S504.S0; lambs, ALSO
l50
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-03-23
New York.

good s435cssoo; Common, si.oo@si So r re e
ceipts IA head shipments, III head.
HOGS SLOW; receipts, $500 head shipments
S.. 80; common aud light, S5.25@5.5O.
SHEEP-Active; prime S.. l0G D5.30; fair to good.
S45O6D4.90; common, $3.00Q03.50; lambs S4.O0M
600. Receipts 6,GJ0 head shipments ?. 100 head.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10
Political Drift.

WASHINGTON, June SIT is expect
ed that Speaker Carlisle will arriv,
here about a week after Presiden
Cleveland returns and then a confer
ence will be held between the Presi
dent, Speaker Carlisle and Secretary
Fairchild as to the ACCESSIBILITY of hold
ing an extra session of Congress, and
also the form of tariff bill will b,
considered.
The argument against an early ses
sion of Congress to deal with the sur
plus question, is that if two wings o.
the Democratic party can agree upon
q reduction of revenue at all, they car
do it in q very short time. If they
cannot agree, a long session would
only amount to q prolonged series o.
hostilities.
Incidental protectionists do not
want an extra session. 1t it mo-
thought that Secretary Fairchild will
occupy such an aggressive position or
the subject as Mr.. Manning did in
his last report. There is a general an
xiety to settle all differences and tc
agree upon plan of action, but the
trouble is that both wings want to set.
tie it according to their own plan, anG
this furnishes another reason why
some are vigorously opposing the
plan of an extra session.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10
CENTRALIA ITEMS.
Regular Correspondence.


The prairies are red with wild
strawberries, which are unusually
large.
Our ticket agent, Mr.. Bigelow, il
about to leave us. He is going to Car
bonado.
Mr.. Cunningham is again very sick
He il attended by DR.. Herndon, from
Chehalis. Mr.. Eugene Moore still
continues to improve.
Henry Winston, who runs billiard
table. and nut and candy store, lost q
500 gold-piece last Sunday whilst rid
ing out on the prairie.
Mr.. Aleck Hamilton has rented his
raco-track to a gentleman of the name
of Flemming, who will Immediately
commence training horses.
An ice cream festival and a musical
entertainment will be held in Crosby's
hall, on Friday evening, for the benefit
Of the Baptist Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, parents Of Mrs
Jane Johnston, the former saloon
keeper of this place, have arrived from
the States and intend to remain.
The stage between here and Oak.
vile, connecting with the Montesant
mail, leaves here every morning. The
proprietors are Eshom and Symons.
The Centralia hotel is 10 be enlarged
The custom is so great that the accom-
modations are too small, and Mr.
Richards is going to put up large
two-story addition. 1t will then b.
second to none in town.
Steiger & Montgomery's shinglt
mill is again stopped for day or two
While running yesterday the drivin,
belt, 8 inches wide, split through tn
whole length, making two 4-inch belts
1t made tremendous rush amOnI
the boys until the sudden change o
affairs was understood. 1t is suppose,
a stick got in and cut the strands o
the lacing. No one was hurt.
A large number of horses, belonging
to Mr.. Novy and others, were sold her
on Tuesday. From $500 to 5000
worth were sold when the sale of MI
Novy's stock was stopped. Mr.. Shel
toms fine blooded mare and colt wer
also sold, and Rev. Klapper sold horse
buggy and harness for q good price
Mr.. Novy's fine stallion brought $500
which cost him 5000. The town wa
quite full of strangers. We notices
Mr.. Shannon, liveryman from Ia
coma, also many from Chehalis, New
aukum and surrounding country.
CENTRALIA, June 9, 1887.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10

FINDLAY, Ohio, June 8.-The great
national gas celebration occurred here
to-day. The city is decorated in a
most lavish manner. Fifty-eight
arches span the main street, bearing
notices arranged with gas Jets.
Thirty-thousand gas jets will be in
flame tonight. The thirty-one gas
wells of Findlay have been piped into
the city to aid in the illumination.
Crowds have been coming in all day
and it is estimated that by night there
will be thirty thousand strangers in
the CITY,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10
Not q California Bear,

Anybody can catch cold this kind o.
weather. The trouble is to let go, like thu
man who caught the bear. We advise oul
readers to purchase of T. I. McKenny Z
bottle Of Santa Able, the California King
Of Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs and Group Cures, and keep i
handy. IT'S pleasing to the taste anG
death to the above complaints Sold a
81 bottle or 8 for 81 So California; Cat
R-Cure gives immediate relief Thu
Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by it
healing and penetrating nature Give it 6
trial. Six months treatment 81 sent By
mail 81 10.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10

pure Democrat.
Mr.. IT. g. Nicklin, late of the
Whatcom Reveillc, but now an hon
est granger" has been in the city the
past few days, engaged in proving up
Uncle Sans title to some land that
the "sharks" were endeavoring to
vrest from him. We are indebted to
him for . call.
Mr.. Patnude is making an excellent
job of the concrete foundation walls Of
Mr.. Chambers building. Using the
best Of materials, his workmanship has
not been hampered by q cut to meas
ure" policy and the result is good
work. In q few days the foundation
viii be completed when he will i'm
mediately begin that of Woodruff
building.
The annual exhibition of the pu'
pills Of Providence Academy will be
held Friday evening, June 18th, in the
hall Of the Academy. An attractive
Programme Of vocal and instrumental
music, tableaux, dramatic performan'
ces, etc.. has been arranged. It will
be given in aid of St. Peters Hospital
now being erected in this city. AL
are cordially invited to attend. Ad
mission so cents.
"A price-list of the Southern Califor
ma Lumber Co., of San Diego, Cal.
dated April LIST, the currsnt year
quotes merchantable rough pine At ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10
WHY that Distressing COurh

When you can so easily stop it by the use
Of that most pleasant Cough Remedy
Santa Able. A few doses will give you 9
good nights rest. A thorough treatment
cures all diseases Of the Throat, Chest and
Lungs or money refunded by G. B. Mann,
Druggist, Olympia, w. T.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10

Va Epps has made arrangements to
get now music on selection for 50 days,
after which 1t can be returned and ex-
stallment has arrived.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10

IT is thought that the high water on
the Skagit will result in q loss OF $780,
O0O worth of logs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-06-10

WEATHER REPoRT-The U. s. Sig.
anil Office furnishes the STANDARD
with the following weather report fol
the week ending June 9th:
MISUNDERSTANDING height, 1890
inches; highest, 5000; lowest, 1857
range, .33.
Temperature-Average, 81 degrees
highest, 70 on Wednesday; lowest 4O
on Friday; range, 80. Average tenn
perature for this week during Z years
So degrees.
Rainfall-Total amount, .68 of an
inch; greatest amount for one day, 81
on Sunday. Average rainfall for this
week for years q Of an inch. Mean
relative humidity, 80 per cent.
Withdrawing direction, north
highest hourly velocity, 13 miles on
Monday; total number miles trav'
eled, 478.
Weather-Light rain on Saturday
Sunday AMI Tuesday. Heavy rain on
Wednesday night with lightning
There were 2 fair and 5 cloudy days.
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@edte elm She'll Der sesenpdrtigen @taatseoa.
~fttution, ansenommen am 2. Seeen,ber 1879.
Sbre sroBen 8iebunsen etnaeI.
men Wummern finbeu ~,nonatIid TAFT
Die mnteraeidneten Banten unb gaafiers
perben ale Genuine in ber 2ouiiiana @taats.
9otterie, bic ibnen praientirt tperben, ausaablen.
5. s. Sslesba, Brdi. Ga. Seat. Bant.
y. 2anaur, Yrai. State Scat. Bant.
u. Baldwin, 8rdf. q. 8. Stat. yant.
Carl ROhn, Brdi. Union Wat. Bant.
0robe mpnatltde 3tebung
in Der aeaoeult Of Mutc, Stem Orleans
9ienitas ben 8. ausuft 1887.
6aupt9emtnn $4,000.
100000 aidets gu $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Tanftel So. 3ebntel ST..
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